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Hi:

Thanks for your interest. All we need is your address and we can mail to

you all the material / inforamtion that you will need. My clinical

coordinator maria will help you with this.

thanks

kent small md

Kent W. Small, M.D.

Professor of Ophthalmology

UCLA

200 Stein Plaza

Los Angeles, CA 90095

Director of the Macular Disease Center

Director of the Retina Research Lab

310-206-7475

fax 310-794-2029

small@...

> ----------

> From: bernice crijns crijns@...

> Reply blepharophimosis

> Sent: Monday, September 24, 2001 7:04 AM

> blepharophimosis

> Subject: blepharophimosis how?

>

> yes kent, i think that we would like to help your research. but how

> do we do that? we live in the netherlands.

> sincerly,

> bernice

>

>

> >

> Hi:

> > My lab has been very active in genetic research of blepharophimosis

> syndrome

> > (BPES). A gene has recently been found and we are currently

> screening that

> > gene in affected individuals and families. This is for research

> purposes

> > only. We are actively recruiting volunteers for this research in

> order to

> > better understand BPES and perhaps will eventually lead to a

> molecule

> > treatment for it.

> > PLease contact us if you are interested in participating in this

> research.

> > thanks

> > kent small md

> >

> >

> > Kent W. Small, M.D.

> > Professor of Ophthalmology

> > UCLA

> > 200 Stein Plaza

> > Los Angeles, CA 90095

> >

> > Director of the Macular Disease Center

> > Director of the Retina Research Lab

> > 310-206-7475

> > fax 310-794-2029

> > small@j...

>

>

>

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Hello Kent,

Our address is:

Korte Koningsstraat 4

NL-1011 GA Amsterdam

The Netherlands

tel/fax: 00 31 (0)20 420 97 07

crijns@...

Do you by any change also research how the mutation took place? Or

are you acquainted with such research? Understandably, a lot of

parents are very curious at the cause, so that it can be avoided in

the future.

Sincerly,

Bernice

> > >

> > Hi:

> > > My lab has been very active in genetic research of

blepharophimosis

> > syndrome

> > > (BPES). A gene has recently been found and we are currently

> > screening that

> > > gene in affected individuals and families. This is for

research

> > purposes

> > > only. We are actively recruiting volunteers for this research

in

> > order to

> > > better understand BPES and perhaps will eventually lead to a

> > molecule

> > > treatment for it.

> > > PLease contact us if you are interested in participating in

this

> > research.

> > > thanks

> > > kent small md

> > >

> > >

> > > Kent W. Small, M.D.

> > > Professor of Ophthalmology

> > > UCLA

> > > 200 Stein Plaza

> > > Los Angeles, CA 90095

> > >

> > > Director of the Macular Disease Center

> > > Director of the Retina Research Lab

> > > 310-206-7475

> > > fax 310-794-2029

> > > small@j...

> >

> >

> >

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